Table of gold and silver coined 1696-1717
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An aAccount of the Gold & Silver moneys coyned by Mr Neale in the four years between Michaelmas 16{illeg}95 & Christmas 16959 ending at Christmas1699 {sic}.
Lwt | oz | dwt | gr | ||
At | London | 1642297. | 2. | 12. | 14. |
York — | 99608. | 4. | 15. | 9 | |
Bristol — | 147759. | 6. | 2. | 22 | |
Exeter — | 147923. | 8. | 18. | 20 | |
Chester — | 102360. | 4. | 16. | 3 | |
Norwich — | 83849. | 6. | 0. | 11 | |
2223798. | 9. | 6. | 7. |
The summ todawhole weight after the rate of 3li. 2s. 0d per to the po{illeg}und weight Troy, am{illeg}onts unto 6,893776li. 4s. 1d. in Talke. And the Gold coined in the same time was by weight 19595Lwt. 8oz, wch at 44 Guineas to the pound weight Troy amounts unto 872007 Guineas. The Gold moneys coyned in the same years amounted to about 23223Lwt. 2oz. 10dwt 19gr 23000 19595{illeg}0.0 wch after the rate of 44 Guineas to the pound weight Troy amounts unto 1021821872007 Guineas in tale.
An Account of the Gold & silver moneys coyned yearly from Christmas 1699 to Christmas 17{illeg}17.
Mint Office Ian. 20. 171
Is. Newton
Source
MINT 19/2/263, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK20 January 1717/8, c. 278 words.